on the beauty of urinals & bodies tomas moniz my first night at a writing residency in the oregon mountains i struggle to build a fire in my cottage. & remember as youngchild camping w/my father. build it like cabin. like teepee. i failed. pushed out of the way & relegated to bunching newspaper….
fleshy & feral Tomas Moniz tonguelashed & licked home is never farther than your mouth that whispering rebel god eschewing commandments smiting no one no thing knowing faith resides fleshy & feral on the tip of tongue …
Rivet 11 All around Robin Hood’s barn —Anne Graue Rivet issue 11 is a compact package of literary surprises, light enough to fit in a pocket as you ramble through the long summer days, deep enough to indigo the twilight of short summer nights. Tomas Moniz gives us an elegiac poem on intimacy and complicity,…
Browse the Best of Rivet One of the greatest things about working on Rivet is that it gives us the opportunity to signal boost unique and powerful writers. We do this not just by publishing them here on the journal but also by putting their work in front of prize committees at the national level….
Rivet 7: Love, loss, and a little redemption Fall into the flesh and risk everything for a dream. In this issue, you’ll find utterly original fiction and poetry penned by award-winning and emerging authors from the U.S. and abroad. These works ask: Where does faith reside? How does love survive? And: Is there an equation in…
